Do animals have a sense of humor? Animal communicator Asia Voight talks to Pablo the cat, who wanted to be the funniest cat in the world.
Over the years, I have talked with thousands of animals and each animal has their own unique personality. One cat I will always remember was Pablo.
I was having a session with a client who asked me to talk with several cats. When it was Pablo’s turn to talk, I grounded and centered myself and asked for Pablo to come forward. In my mind’s eye, he came flying at me on a magic carpet! I immediately began to laugh.
Pablo said he fancies himself as the funniest cat in the world and he wanted to let me know that by making me laugh. It worked. When my client asked why I was laughing so hard, I explained about the magic carpet and Pablo’s personality. She agreed totally and said she experiences this with him often.
“Some of the things he does I just know he is doing with the sole purpose in mind of making me laugh,” said my client.
She’s right. Our animals want to make us happy and help us enjoy life. Sometimes they just want to make us laugh.
Does your cat jump around at your feet? Does your dog chase his tail right in front of you? Does your horse cock his head and make a strange face? They’re not just being “silly”. Perhaps your animal companion wants you to join in the laughter.
What does YOUR animal companion do to make you laugh?
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ASIA VOIGHT is an internationally known Animal Communicator, Intuitive Counselor, Teacher, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Host and Author. Asia connects with animals on a soul level to help resolve emotional and behavioral issues and assists them in deepening their bond with their human companions. She also helps people to reconnect with their own intuition, healing ability, potential and life’s purpose. Asia’s work has been featured on ABC, NBC, and Fox TV as well as countless radio interviews like the Rick Lamb Show and Hay House Radio. Connect with Asia on Facebook and Twitter.
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My black cat Amadeo to make me laugh will give me a massage. When I come home from work sometimes he will get on his hind legs while I sit on the bed watching tv & with his 2 front paws will rub my shoulders & rub his head against mine & purr. He’s so cute. I laugh & put him on my lap & give him belly rubs. When I come home he jumps in my arms. When I wanted to try sucide I thought who would take care of Amadeo so I didn’t. He’s always happy to see me & cuddles with me at night. He makes my life worth living & there’s someone in this cold miserable world who loves me. The massage thing really makes me laugh & oh when he runs up the wall like Spidercat. I laugh till I’m blue. My Michael Jordan of cats. Amadeo is my heart.
I agree with 積.It’s much better if we can make anmial cruelty to become a “taboo”, much like bullying or even murder. Raising the penalty is a resort to reflect that this is unacceptable rather than as a deterrant – as we discussed earlier those who do it do not feel they have the danger of being caught….Connie